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Notable among the protective gut species are a group of bacteria called Faecalibacterium, which produce beneficial compounds called short-chain fatty acids by breaking down fiber in the foods we eat.

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Fiber boosts beneficial gut bacteria, which protect against harmful microbes Faecalibacterium ... such as inflammation or consumption of food parts that have been contaminated.

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Adding more fiber-rich foods to your diet can improve gut health and even help protect you from harmful bacteria.